Nov 04, 2013, by admin
Hi all today the thing we going to see in the post is the difference between split() and explode()?
a large string.
The split() function splits the string into an array using a regular expression and returns an array.
Ex: split (:India:Nepal:Srilanka); returns an array that contains India, Nepal, Srilanka.
The explode () function splits the string by string.
Ex: explode (and India and Nepal and Srilanka); returns an array that contains India, Nepal, Srilanka.
Have a look by below example.
split (“:”, “i:am:reading:Bugtreat Blog”);
returns an array that contains i,am,reading,scriptarticle.com.
The explode () function splits the string by string.
explode (“I”, “I am reading Bugtreat Blog”);
returns an array that contains
array (
0 => ”,
1 => ‘ am reading Bugtreat Blog’,
)
Note: split () function has been DEPRECATED as of PHP 5.3.0.
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